Game Development: Walls and Wine

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provo
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Re: Game Development: Walls and Wine

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Good work on the walls.

I was hoping for something more complex, for the toughest walls. but as long as people don't have houses walled in and walls are only possible for towns im happy.
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Raephire
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Re: Game Development: Walls and Wine

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We need much more wrought iron to produce brick walls. MUCH more. So it isn't happening.

The wall around our base took over 6 hours straight as is. And we tore down half the forest doing it. LITERALLY - But it's being replanted.

I've been extremely bored lately :p
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By the way, the barrels can hold water now, so you can use a barrel for storage of up to 100 liters of water. Just right-click the barrel with a bucket of water to fill the barrel, and right-click on it with an empty bucket to transfer water from the barrel to the bucket. And, yes, it should be perfectly possible to load barrels onto carts.

EDIT: And they decay much less, so it should be feasible to have barrels outdoors.
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*wipes tears away* I love you.
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Post by Potjeh »

There's an issue with palisade collision box.
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See where I put that brick wall construction site? I can place brick wall and fence just fine there, but not palisade. Of course, I can't extend that palisade there either.
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Machenoid
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Post by Machenoid »

loftar wrote:By the way, the barrels can hold water now, so you can use a barrel for storage of up to 100 liters of water.
EDIT: And they decay much less, so it should be feasible to have barrels outdoors.
Now you just have to let them hold honey and milk as well, and it'd be even more awsome. 8-)
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@Potjeh: Problem found; the palisade sprite data is erroneous. Jorb will have to fix it, but he's probably asleep right now.
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Re: Game Development: Walls and Wine

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Machenoid wrote:Now you just have to let them hold honey and milk as well, and it'd be even more awsome. 8-)
Honey maybe, but storage of dairy products without refrigeration or cellars has food poisoning written all over it
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Peter
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Post by Peter »

Honey, in fact, does not spoil.

Well, compaired to other foods it's outstandingly stable, anyway.
Surprise.
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Machenoid
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theTrav wrote:storage of dairy products without refrigeration or cellars has delicious cheese written all over it
Because, you know, vinegar needs a purpose.
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